... admiration it is tree, bet still with mournful at their neglected grandeur and their unproductive loveliness! The sobriety, the temperance the good faith, the industry, naturally consequent upon early culture, will in t,ine, like a rich stream, run back and ...

... and Prussia, are perfectly sincere; and that, consequently, they are not averse to the introduction of any limited and temperate system of reform into those European States that have lately been revolutionized; while others, on the contrary. maintain ...

... of Har. Freston, Pembrokeshire. and sister of Wm. Lewis, of A 'nna) , run. Card .ganobire. This worthy Lady, wtte, ty of temper and benevolence of heat; were conspicuous through life, an. etteconed and by all who knew. her, and her lius n ill be long ...

... torbitlerkee mod dimntisfactirms, oh . ch thus actuates the seditious to new nf (internment, in the subvresum of these joss. temperate. and happy Constitution, endeared to us by the lone, of is aud experience. impels Ili In expre to your Majesty oar sentiments ...

... beating Osman and tpr farther particulars, we Raring Cmiendar. is a rich coloured brown bay, with black leg.; of remarkably Sae temper and actioui. ad be seen at the WIIITS Nan Stables day. Llwydened, Feb. 17th, MI. ifroorl6 ...

... thing else within his memory or knowledge. The noble earl concluded by *lying, that in what he perceived to be the present temper of thi• house, he would not press motion to a divcion. Lord Ellenburouph explained, and the question was then put and negatived ...

... nmitted to Salop Gaol. The cordial thanks of the Magistrat-s and inhabitants were communicated to the for their pt omptitude. temper, and firmness. The rioters possessed no cannon they had fooling Veces only. On Wedn.sday the Lottef y tsegaii *leaning, and ...

... adds ess, The Solicitor-General said, whatevet might he remarked of the Judge, what could they think of the Hon. Membees temperate conduct? Was there no intemperance shout him ? (aerri.).--As to the case of Sir F. Burdett, ss hat part of it showed the ...

... strong ;he sees anal hears perfectly. and has still preserved his hair ; he has a soldier-like air, and is proud of his temperance, in having always abstained fom spiritu.ms liquors. His youngest son is 17 years ef age; so that he was born when his father ...

... Shi 1 !hogs, TOAT BAY DAAPAIRT THE H OF OAK, The Piopersv of W. need. He k sof superior Action. and uf a rzmya habil. line temper nuts fining years old, and Fattest hand, aud {aches hittlt���—k true bred Stifulk Horse. Wart of Oak will regularly attend a ...

... as he could sanction. No doubt the measure which had been so triumphantly carried, after a discussion of it, which, for temperance and conciliation, did houniir to all parties, was pregnant with benefits. But, after having thrown open the Houses of Parliament ...

... Serjesnt Onslow, Mr. Marryatt, Mr. Guiney, and Mr. Knox, who were retained by the Admiralty. Mr. Adolphus in an impressive and temperate address to the Jury, opened the case for the pcosecution, conjuring them, in the most earnest manner, to dismiss (tom their ...